Links
The State of CSS 2019
But as the survey has grown in depth and length, we've also realized just how complex the web ecosystem truly is. And that while JavaScript is a big part of it, it's by no means the only one. Which is why it only made sense to expand horizontally into new territories, the first of which is CSS, a.k.a. JavaScript's arch-nemesis and/or best friend depending on who you ask. And after a few months of data processing and visualizing, I'm happy to finally be able to share with you the first ever State of CSS survey results!
Relearn CSS layout: Every Layout
Every Layout is here to help you learn (or relearn) CSS layout, using simple components (primitives) and a compositional approach. Understand and harness the power of modern CSS and the algorithms that power it.
What's this? A new site from Heydon Pickering and Andy Bell about CSS layouts? Automatic subscription.
Hello my name is St�phanie - a talk on special characters and UX
No there’s no encoding issues in your browser. This is just one of the many strange ways some sites misspell my name: St?phanie, Stêphanie or Stéphanie. This talk is about user experience and how encoding and database decisions about formats and characters can create an awful experience.
My Web Accessibility Testing Process
It sounded like people were curious about my web accessibility testing approach! So I’m going to walk you through my thought process, what I test for, how early I check, and how I test. It’s like having my web accessibility testing checklist in your back pocket.
React for Vue Developers
For the past three years, I’ve been using both React and Vue in different projects, ranging from smaller websites to large scale apps. This post is a succinct rundown of most Vue features, and how I would write them with React in 2019 with hooks.
Videos
Going Offline, by Jeremy Keith
Web design is complicated. Web development is complicated. Everything seems to be constantly changing—there’s so much to keep track of. But there’s one thing we can confidently say for sure: websites need an internet connection in order to work. Right? Well, even that is no longer true. Thanks to the powerful technology of service workers, you can now design and develop websites that work offline. This is a game-changer! And now you’ve got something new you need to learn. But don’t worry - Jeremy is here to talk you through a whole range of offline strategies. By the end of this presentation, you’ll have all the knowledge and code you’ll need to free your website from the tyranny of the network connection.